The grey crow, the black jackdaw and the black and white magpie are all members of the crow family.

Birds of the crow family are relatively large, exceptionally social and very smart. Because of these qualities, the birds of the crow family have adapted well to living in urban areas. Crows, jackdaws and magpies can be found in parks throughout the year.

The crow (pictured on the right) is a grey bird with black wings and a black head. 

The jackdaw lives in flocks. It is completely black and grey in color. Nowadays, the jackdaw is very common in cities and towns.

The magpie has a long tail and is black and white in color. It is not as common as the jackdaw, but it can often be seen on the outskirts of urban areas.

The magpie.